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What kinds of services are available at county law libraries?
- Law libraries are places you can research the law. Law library staff members can help you by directing you to legal research resources and showing you how to use indexes, digests, and other research tools. However, staff members cannot do your legal research for you or provide legal advice.
Isn't all the information I need online?
- No, it's not all online. Even if all the cases, statutes, and other laws were online, which they are not, you'd still need help finding the information you're looking for. Law library staff can help you navigate what is available online to ensure you're finding the correct information.
Can you recommend an attorney/lawyer?
- No, but we can direct you to guides on how to find a lawyer. You can also contact the Oregon State Bar lawyer referral service at 800-452-7636.
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